Lake Wisconsin Country Club is a beautiful and well-manicured course overlooking Lake Wisconsin and the Wisconsin River.
Directions: From Interstate 90-94, take exit 119. Follow Highway 60 into Lodi. Go through Lodi and through the countryside until just before reaching the Wisconsin River and Prairie du Sac. Turn right just before the bridge onto Golf Road. The golf course is down the road and found on both sides, with the Club House on your right. If you are coming from the west side of Madison, take Highway 12 toward Sauk City. Just before reaching Sauk City take a right onto Highway 188. Follow Highway 188 past Wollersheim Winery. At the stop sign, go straight across the road where it becomes Golf Road. Follow the rest of the instructions seen above.
Address and Phone:
Lake Wisconsin Country Club, N1076 Golf Road, Prairie du Sac, WI, 53578. For tee times, call 608-643-2405 and to hear the current greens fees or to reach the office or restaurant call 608-643-4554.
Course Rating and Slope:
From the blues: 68.3/117 From the whites: 66.4/113 From the reds: 67.9/112
The course is a par 70.
Restrictions: Lake Wisconsin Country Club is a semi-private course. This means that although there is a membership, the public is welcome except on certain days. Tuesday is ladies' day, and men must have made their turn onto the second nine before 11 am. Nonmember women are welcome all day. Thursday is men's day, and nonmembers must make their turn onto the second nine before 11 am. After that time, only male members are allowed to play. The course holds tournaments for members and nonmembers scattered throughout the year, so be sure to call for available tee times.
Course Description:
The golf course at Lake Wisconsin Country Club is unique because it is situated along both Lake Wisconsin and the Wisconsin River, with the Prairie du Sac Dam in between. The first nine holes are on the east side of Golf Road, away from the water. The course here is longer than the second nine and winds up into the treed hills. The par-4 first hole is considered the most challenging on the course at 415 yards long from the blues and an elevated green. Up on the tee box for number 4 you'll find an incredible view looking down over the course and across the bodies of water below. Number 6 will put you back in a narrow stretch between trees. If your ball goes out of bounds to the left, you can climb the stile into the sheep pasture to make a quick search for your ball. A large pond can be found between holes number 1, 8, and 9.
The second nine holes are sandwiched between the west side of Golf Road and the water. At number 12 you will find the signature hole, where an island tee box sits out in Lake Wisconsin. You hit across the water and toward the green which is nestled against a dike and just a few yards from the boat docks. Hole number 15 is the shortest on the course. If you are playing from the blue tees, you will have to climb to the top of the dike to shoot at the green. Up on the dike you will get another view across the lake as you are standing very near to the dam. Hole 16 begins near the dam and goes down the hill to the right to find the green. The green for hole number 16 is the only one close to the Wisconsin River. Because it is below the dam, the water level here can vary greatly. When the dam is open the river below is often filled with fishing boats.
Club House: Back at the club house you will find a restaurant in the lower half off the patio for golfers. Upstairs in the larger bar and dining room you can come visit for a Friday night fish fry or Sunday breakfast buffet. The area can also be reserved for wedding receptions and other special events.
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